Mule exception strategies

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Mule applications have two types of exceptions: system exceptions and messaging exceptions. System exceptions occur at the application level while no message is involved. Messaging exceptions occur when processing a message through a Mule flow. There are several exception strategies in Mule including catch, rollback, reference, and choice strategies. Catch strategies consume messages while rollback strategies roll messages back for reprocessing. Choice strategies handle exceptions based on message content.

Mule Exception Strategies
Mule fall into one of two
tupes: System Exceptions,
and Messaging Exceptions.

• Mule’s default exception strategy — which
implicitly applies to all Mule applications —
manages errors (such as, thrown exceptions)
in Mule flows.
• Implicitly applied by default to handle all
messaging exceptions that are thrown in Mule
applications

System Exceptions
• Mule invokes a System Exception Strategy when an
exception is thrown at the system-level (i.e., when no
message is involved, exceptions are handled by system
exception strategies). For example, system exception
strategies handle exceptions that occur:
• During application at start-up
• connection to an external system fails

Catch exception strategy
• Define a catch exception strategy to customize
the way Mule handles any exception. Catch
exception strategies consume inbound
messages, as opposed to rolling them back.

• When a system exception occurs, Mule sends
an exception notification to registered
listeners, logs the exception
• When a message being processed through a
Mule flow throws an exception, normal flow
execution stops. Mule transfers the message
to the message processor sequence within the
exception strategy.

Rollback exception strategy
• Define a rollback exception strategy to ensure
that a message that throws an exception in a
flow is rolled back for reprocessing (if the
message source supports redelivery). Rollback
exception strategies do not consume inbound
messages.

Reference exception strategy
• Define a reference exception strategy to refer
and adhere to the error handling parameters
defined in a global catch, rollback or choice
exception strategy.

Choice exception strategy
• Define a choice exception strategy to
customize the way Mule handles a message
that throws an exception based on the
message’s content at the moment it throws
the exception.

Characteristics of Messaging Exception Strategies
• Each flow can contain only one exception strategy.
• Each exception strategy can contain any number of message processors.
• Choice exception strategies can contain one or more catch and/or rollback
exception strategies. (Rollback and catch exception strategies cannot,
however, contain other exception strategies.)
• You can create one or more global exception strategies to reuse in flows
throughout your entire Mule application.
• A Transactional Scope may include its own exception strategy, regardless
of what you define at Flow level

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